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WELCOME TO

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WELCOME TO

Nordic Supply Chain

In this paragraph, We would like to inform you why Nordic Countries are important to develop partnerships for doing business.

Firstly, the only way to truly learn a skill is by actually doing what you’ll have to do in the real world.

Secondly, I think practice can be a fun way of putting in the necessary hours.

There are, however, some people who will disagree.

Thirdly, and most importantly, it is said that people tend to remember only 10-20% of what they read or hear.

Moreover, that number rises to as much as 90% when you put theory to practice.

In conclusion, following up explanation with practice is key to mastering a skill.

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FORWARDING SERVICES

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TRANSPORT OF PACKAGED GOODS

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INTERNATIONAL ROAD TRANSPORT

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WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE

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FLEET GALLERY

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WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR

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FORWARDING SERVICES

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TRANSPORT OF PACKAGED GOODS

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

INTERNATIONAL ROAD TRANSPORT

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WAREHOUSING SERVICE

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR

Compellingly evisculate error-free e-commerce and cutting-edge best practices. Competently deploy customer directed benefits without premium opportunities. Completely productivate stand-alone materials with prospective scenarios.

FORWARDING SERVICES

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

TRANSPORT OF PACKAGED GOODS

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR

Compellingly evisculate error-free e-commerce and cutting-edge best practices. Competently deploy customer directed benefits without premium opportunities. Completely productivate stand-alone materials with prospective scenarios.

FORWARDING SERVICES

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

TRANSPORT OF PACKAGED GOODS

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

INTERNATIONAL ROAD TRANSPORT

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WAREHOUSING SERVICE

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR

Compellingly evisculate error-free e-commerce and cutting-edge best practices. Competently deploy customer directed benefits without premium opportunities. Completely productivate stand-alone materials with prospective scenarios.

FORWARDING SERVICES

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

TRANSPORT OF PACKAGED GOODS

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

INTERNATIONAL ROAD TRANSPORT

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WAREHOUSING SERVICE

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR

Compellingly evisculate error-free e-commerce and cutting-edge best practices. Competently deploy customer directed benefits without premium opportunities. Completely productivate stand-alone materials with prospective scenarios.

INTERNATIONAL ROAD TRANSPORT

Interactively generate covalent architectures whereas world-class leadership skills

WAREHOUSING SERVICE

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Finland

Finland is full of lakes and forests and is famous for its education system, Angry Birds, the Moomins and design.

In the north, Finland has land borders with its Nordic neighbours Norway and Sweden, and the three nations’ borders all meet at Treriksröset (The Three-Country Cairn). Finland also has a land border with Russia and sea borders with Estonia and Åland.

Politics

Finland is a republic. The directly elected President has real power over foreign affairs, EU policy and major military decisions. In all other matters, parliament is the supreme authority.

Finland is a member of the EU and uses the euro as its currency. It is a member of NATO.

  • National day: 6 December (Independence Day 1917)
  • Form of government: Republic
  • Parliament: Eduskunta/Riksdagen (200 members)
  • Membership of the EU: Since 1 January 1995
  • Membership of NATO: Since 4 April 2023
  • Head of State (March 2024): President Alexander Stubb
  • Head of Government (June 2023): Prime Minister Petteri Orpo

The population

Finland has a population of just under 5.5 million, around 1.1 million of whom live in and around the capital, Helsinki.

  • Population 2021: 5.533,793
  • Population, the capital 2021: 1,197,125 (Capital Region) 1)

Population trend

Economy

The forestry, technology and metal industries are Finland’s most important sources of income.

  • Per capita GDP: €35,100 (2020)
  • Currency: Euro

Geography

Finland is called “the land of a thousand lakes” as inland lakes and rivers make up 10% of the country. Large areas of forest cover almost two thirds of the land mass and only 6% of the country is arable.

  • Total area: 338,430 km²
  • Land area: 303,890 km²
  • Lakes and rivers: 34,540 km²
  • Agricultural land and horticulture: 22,672 km²
  • Forests: 227,690 km²
  • Largest lake: Saimaa 1,377 km²
  • Highest point: Mount Halti 1,324 m
  • Mainland coastline: 6,308 km

The climate and environment

The climate is temperate in the south but sub-Arctic in parts of the north.

  • Precipitation in Helsinki (2005): 648 mm
  • Average temperature, Helsinki (2021): 6.6°C (max. 28°C, min. -8,2°C)

 

The average temperature in Helsinki

Sweden

Sweden is the largest country in the Nordic Region and has the biggest population. For many people, it is synonymous with flat-pack furniture, innovation, iron and steel. The country spends 3% of GDP on research and development.

Sweden shares land borders with Norway in the west and Finland in the northeast. It also has coasts facing its Nordic neighbours Denmark, Norway, Åland and Finland.

Politics

Sweden is a constitutional monarchy. King Carl XVI Gustaf has no real political power, and the parliament, Riksdagen, is the country’s highest authority.

Sweden is a member of the EU, but has retained the krona as its currency. Sweden is a member of NATO.

  • National day: 6 June (National Day)
  • Form of government: Constitutional monarchy
  • Parliament: Riksdagen (349 MPs)
  • Membership of the EU: Since 1 January 1995
  • Membership of NATO: Since 7 March 2024
  • Head of State: King Carl XVI Gustaf
  • Head of Government (October 2022): Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (Swedish Moderate Party)

Population

Sweden has the biggest population in the Nordic Region at 10.5 million. Nearly 2.5 million of them live in and around Stockholm. The northern part of the country is sparsely populated.

  • Population in 2023: 10.521.556
  • Population of the capital in 2023: 2.440.027 in Stockholm 1)

Population trend

Economy

Sweden is a major exporter of goods and services. Its largest exports are electronics, machinery, cars, paper, iron and steel.

  • GDR per capita: EUR 38,200 (2020)
  • Currency: Swedish krona (SEK)

Geography

Historically, Sweden was divided into Svealand, Götaland and Norrland.

Almost 10% of the country consists of lakes and rivers. It also has huge coniferous forests, but despite this has 27,000 km² of arable land.

  • Total area: 447,435 km² 2)
  • Lakes and rivers: 40,124 km2
  • Agricultural land and horticulture: 25,970 km2
  • Forest and plantations: 25,970 km2
  • Largest lake: Vänern 5,648 km2
  • Highest point: Kebnekaise – 2,106 m
  • Mainland coastline: 11,530 km
  • Borders: 2,205 km (border to Finland: 586 km, Norway: 1,619 km)
  • Ice cap and glaciers: 283 km²

Climate and environment

The climate reflects Sweden’s geography. Large parts of the country have a temperate climate, but the mountainous area in the north has a sub-Arctic climate.

  • Average temperature, Stockholm (2022): 8.8°C (max. 34,8°C, min. -11,8°C)

Average temperature in Stockholm

Norway

For many people, Norway is synonymous with oil and mountains, with dramatic and beautiful scenery – from the beaches and cliffs of the south, to the mountains in the middle and the midnight sun at the North Cape.

Norway is a country of mountain ranges, huge forests, vast empty expanses and only about 3% arable land. The population is approximately 5.4 million, around 1.4 million of whom live in and around the capital city, Oslo.

Politics

Norway is a constitutional monarchy. King Harald V wields no real political power and the parliament, Stortinget, is the highest authority. Although not in the EU, Norway is part of the European Economic Area and a member of NATO.

  • National day: 17 May (Constitution Day, 17 May 1814)
  • Form of government: Constitutional monarchy
  • Parliament: Stortinget (169 members)
  • EU membership: No
  • EEA Membership: Since Saturday, 1 January 1994
  • Head of state: King Harald V
  • Head of government (since September 2021): Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Labour)

The population

Norway has a slightly smaller population than Denmark and it is spread out over a much larger area – from Lindesnes in the south to Kirkenes in the north. About 1.4 million people live in and around Oslo.

  • Population in 2023: 5.488.984
  • Population, Oslo 2023: 1.408.760

The population

Economy

The biggest source of national income is the extraction and export of offshore oil and gas. Other significant industries include fishing, steel, shipping and tourism.

  • Per capita GDP: €45,700 (2020)
  • Currency: Norwegian krone (NOK)

Geography

Norway has an extensive coastline and is surrounded by sea. Although long, it is not very wide. The scenery is varied and includes deep valleys and high mountains. The highest peak is Galdhøpiggen, 2,469 metres above sea level. Norway also includes the islands of Svalbard and Jan Mayen.

  • Total area (excluding Svalbard and Jan Mayen): 323,781 km2
  • Lakes and rivers: 18,351 km2
  • Land mass: 305,420 km2
  • Arable land and horticulture: 8,103 km2
  • Forests: 125,301 km2
  • Largest lake: Mjøsa 365 km2
  • Highest point: Galdhøpiggen, 2,469 m
  • Mainland coastline: 28,953 km
  • Borders: 2,562 km (with Sweden = 1,630 km, with Finland = 736 km and with Russia = 196 km)
  • Inland ice and glaciers: 2,790 km2

The climate and environment

The climate in Norway is varied, reflecting the size of the country. In the north, close to the Finnish and Russian borders, winters are long and cold, in the south it is milder due to the coastal climate.

  • Average temperature Oslo (2021): 5,4° C (max. 29,8°C, min. -15,6°C)

Average temperature Oslo

Denmark

Denmark, the most southerly country in the Nordic Region, is a small, densely populated country, made up of a large number of islands skirted by lovely beaches.

Denmark borders Sweden to the east and Germany to the south. The Øresund Bridge connects Sweden to the largest Danish island, Zealand. Jutland, which is a peninsula, connects Denmark with Germany. The third-largest island in Denmark is Funen, which is connected to Zealand by the Great Belt Bridge and to Jutland by the Little Belt Bridge.

Politics

Denmark is a constitutional monarchy. King Frederik X has no real political power, and the parliament, Folketinget, is the country’s highest authority. Denmark is a member of the EU, but has retained the krone as its currency. It is also a member of NATO.

  • National day: 5 June (Constitution Day, 5 June 1849)
  • Form of government: Constitutional monarchy
  • Parliament: Folketinget (179 seats)
  • EU membership: Since 1 January 1973
  • NATO membership: Since 4 April 1949
  • Head of state: King Frederik X
  • Head of government (since June 2019): Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (Social Democrat)

Population

With a population of around 5.9 million, Denmark is the most densely populated country in the Nordic Region. Roughly 1.3 million people live in and around the capital city, Copenhagen.

  • Population in 2023: 5,932,654
  • Population of the capital in 2021: 1,336,982 (Greater Copenhagen, including suburbs (1))

Population trend

Economy

The most important sources of revenue in Denmark are oil and other forms of energy, the medical industry, agricultural produce, shipping and IT services.

  • GDP per capita: 40,400 euro PPS (2019).
  • Currency: Danish krone (DKK)

Geography

Denmark is the smallest of the five nations in the Nordic Region, with a total land mass approximately the same size as Finnmark County in Norway. On the other hand, Denmark has plenty of good arable land, and makes the most of this natural resource.

  • Total area: 43,561 km²
  • Land area: 42,962 km²
  • Arable land, market gardens and orchards: 25,329 km²
  • Forests and plantations: 5,294 km²
  • Lakes and rivers: 671 km²
  • Largest lake: Arresø – 39.5 km²
  • Highest point: Yding Skovhøj - 172.5 m
  • Coastline: 7,314 km

Climate and environment

Denmark has a temperate climate, with frost and occasional snow in the winter. The average temperature is around 16°C in the summer and 0.5°C in the winter. Precipitation is at its highest in September, October and November and lowest in February and April.

  • Average temperature in Copenhagen (2020): 10.7°C (maximum 32.4°C, minimum -4.7°C)
  • Mean precipitation (1961-1990): 712 mm
  • Precipitation in Copenhagen (2006): 823 mm

Average temperature in Copenhangen

Degrees Celsius

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